Bombing for show

April 17, 2017

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On today's Daily Standard Podcast, associate editor Ethan Epstein discusses the saber rattling in North Korea, Vice President Mike Pence's visit,...

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This photographer pursued the rapidly declining number of Soviet-era bus stops and was stopped and accused of being a spy.

Sports Illustrated: Tom Brady's jersey thief is unlikely to ever be brought to justice.

Jay Cost @ Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: As Kansas goes, so goes...?

Boston Globe: Mitch McConnell is refusing to speak to Elizabeth Warren.

Guardian: In Arizona's Sky Village, there is one main rule: "Turn out your god damned lights!"

Vanity Fair: Inside the Kushner-Bannon civil war.

NPR: This robot makes investment decisions based on Trump's tweets.

Free Beacon: The fight for the future of the Democratic party is in... Virginia.

Examiner: We hated millennials long before Girls came along.

Red Alert: Alex Jones plays a "character"? Sad!

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